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Air Academy takes over 4A as boys soccer rankings get new look

Pomona Wheat Ridge boys soccer — Wheat Ridge and senior Ryan Browne (3) joined the 4A boys soccer poll this week. (Dennis Pleuss)

The Classical Academy picked up a huge win over preseason No. 1 Cheyenne Mountain last week. Monday, the Titans entered CHSAANow.com’s Class 4A boys soccer ranking — all the way up at No. 2.

TCA, in its first 4A season, was runner-up in 3A last year. It beat Cheyenne Mountain, the reigning 4A champ and preseason favorite, 1-0 last Thursday.

But they were just one of four news teams to enter the 4A poll this week. Other newcomers included No. 5 D’Evelyn, No. 7 Pueblo Centennial and No. 10 Wheat Ridge.

The ranking also got a new No. 1 team in Air Academy.

The 5A poll added three new teams: No. 7 Fort Collins, No. 8 Broomfield and No. 10 Rocky Mountain. Pine Creek held firm at No. 1 in that ranking.

In 3A, Faith Christian (No. 9) and Manitou Springs (No. 10) joined the poll, which continued to be led by Salida.

The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday.

Complete rankings for are below.

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CHSAANow.com Boys Soccer Polls

Voted upon by coaches and select media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS
1	Pine Creek (7)	2-0-1	97	1
2	Rock Canyon (2)	1-0-1	88	2
3	Heritage	2-0-1	74	8
4	Denver East	1-1-0	58	4
5	Fairview (1)	0-0-0	47	7
6	Boulder	0-1-1	35	3
7	Fort Collins	2-0-1	27	–
8	Broomfield	1-0-1	24	–
9	Smoky Hill	1-1-0	23	5
10	Rocky Mountain	0-0-0	21	–
Others receiving votes:
Cherry Creek 12, Fossil Ridge 12, Adams City 11, Arvada West 11, Mountain Vista 4, Loveland 3, Regis Jesuit 2, Fountain-Fort Carson 1, Grandview 1.
Dropped out
Grandview (6), Cherry Creek (9), Rangeview (10).

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS
1	Air Academy (8)	1-0-0	89	2
2	The Classical Academy (2)	2-0-0	74	–
3	Battle Mountain	2-0-0	72	5
4	Cheyenne Mountain	0-1-0	49	1
5	D’Evelyn	2-0-0	45	–
6	Ponderosa	2-1-0	35	4
7	Pueblo Centennial	3-0-0	30	–
8	Denver North	2-0-0	28	7
9	Evergreen	0-1-0	25	3
10	Wheat Ridge	2-0-0	24	–
Others receiving votes:
Niwot 22, Montrose 10, Summit 9, Golden 8, Littleton 8, Windsor 6, Denver West 5, Valor Christian 4, Green Mountain 3, Greeley West 2, Pueblo South 1, Vista Ridge 1.
Dropped out
Niwot (6), Standley Lake (8), Centaurus (9), Pueblo West (10).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS
1	Salida (5)	1-0-0	67	1
2	Colorado Academy (2)	1-0-0	65	2
3	Coal Ridge	1-0-0	50	3
4	Fountain Valley	0-0-0	49	4
5	Denver Christian	1-0-1	36	5
6	Frontier Academy	1-0-1	31	10
7	Sheridan	0-0-0	24	7
8	Kent Denver	1-1-0	22	6
9	Faith Christian	1-0-0	19	–
10	Manitou Springs	1-1-0	10	–
Others receiving votes:
Bruce Randolph 7, DSST-Stapleton 3, Arrupe Jesuit 2.
Dropped out
Vail Mountain (8), Bruce Randolph (9).

September 1, 2014

Faith Christian fends off Manitou Springs in 2A football showdown

Faith Christian quarterback Adam Buchmann attempts a pass during the Eagles' 18-15 win over Manitou Springs. (Frank McKiel) — Faith Christian quarterback Adam Buchmann attempts a pass during the Eagles’ 18-15 win over Manitou Springs. (Frank McKiel)

MANITOU SPRINGS – It was so close to being a rematch of the Class 2A state championship game.

As the 2014 high school football season got underway this week, it was seen as one of the marquee games on the schedule. And after fighting through a sloppy first half, it was clear why as the No. 2 Faith Christian Eagles (1-0) topped the No. 4 Manitou Springs Mustangs (0-1) 18-15 Friday night.

It was an encouraging win for Faith Christian and coach Ralph Nance and tough loss for new Manitou Springs coach Monte Gutowski. What started as a sloppy contest rife with turnovers turned into an intense battle that could’ve seen either side emerge with the win.

“Turnovers always make a difference in a game. Every time,” Gutowski said. “You commit turnovers and it’s going to cost you. Shoot, everyone knows that.”

The Mustangs’ defense started strong, forcing and recovering a fumble on the first Eagles drive of the game. A solid running attack by senior Malachi Peterson put the ball inside the Eagles 15-yard line. Facing a 4th and goal, Gutowski elected to go for the touchdown, but to no avail.

With the ball back in the Eagles’ hands they began their slow march down the field, only to have Hunter Warren pick-off an Adam Buchmann pass for the Mustangs’ second forced turnover in as many drives to start their season. Their second opportunity, however, would not get them close to the endzone as quarterback Ryan Adamscheck threw the first of his three interceptions on the first play of the drive.

Unlike the Mustangs, the Eagles would capitalize on the turnover as running back Zach Schultz broke free for 60 yards to put Faith Christian up 6-0. Adamscheck would get the feeling of déjà vu as he threw another interception shortly after, leading to a 20-yard touchdown run by Elijah Durrett.

With a 12-0 lead, the pressure shifted to Manitou’s defense, who had played well with the exception of allowing two long touchdown runs. They were able to limit the Eagles to no further damage in the first half, going into the break still down by 12.

“If either team had been sharper with what they were trying to do, it probably would’ve been a different ball game at that point,” Nance said. “It was a totally new offense for us, a new defense, there were a lot of new guys on the (offensive) line so all of that stuff plays in to where everyone’s just trying to gel together.

Halftime adjustments didn’t show immediate dividends for Manitou as they turned the ball over for the fourth time of the game on their first drive of the half. The defense once again came big, forcing the Eagles to punt after the offense stalled at mid-field.

That’s when the Mustangs found their run game. Paced by Peterson, the Mustangs powered their way down field. They got on the scoreboard with a five-yard touchdown run by Peterson, cutting the deficit to 12-7.

The Eagles answered quickly with a touchdown run by Buchmann, building the Eagles lead back to scores at 18-7. But that would be far from the end for Manitou. The Mustangs continued to focus on the ground game and it paid off as Peterson broke free for a 40-yard touchdown run with six minutes still remaining on the clock.

The Mustangs would add on the two-point, making the score 18-15 and pulling Manitou to within a field goal. But in order to have that opportunity, Manitou had to come up big on the defensive side of the ball.

The Eagles continued to use their ground game to try and advance the ball while running time off the clock. Buchmann had his team at mid-field, facing 4th and 4. Rather than hand the ball over to Manitou, the Eagle went for it with Buchmann throwing the ball down the field where it was caught, but out of bounds.

“It was (a collective) call to go for it,” Buchmann said. “We felt confident in what we had called it just kind of broke down.”

The Mustangs now had possession of the ball with a chance to drive down and tie or win the game. They crossed into Faith Christian territory and found themselves with a 1st and 10 situation at the Eagles’ 45. The running attack is what got Manitou back into the game, but with no timeouts, Gutowski was forced into a passing situation. Four straight incompletions gave the Eagles the ball and their first win of 2014.

“It was execution. We had that many mistakes and we couldn’t execute,” Gutowski said. “I didn’t have our ball club ready to go. Bottom line. We didn’t have a timeout and they were playing outside. That’s my call and no one else’s.”

The Mustangs will hit the road for the first time next Friday as they travel to Woodland Park. The Eagles will play host for the first time Friday when they welcome Florence into town.

August 30, 2014

Top-10 football schedule and scoreboard for Week 1 games

A complete schedule and scoreboard for football’s top-10 teams during Zero Week.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

Class 5A
1	Valor Christian	2-0
1	Thurs: W 21-12 at (4) Pomona
2	Cherry Creek	1-0
2	Fri: W 27-14 at (7) Regis Jesuit
3	Cherokee Trail	1-0
3	Fri: W 35-7 vs. ThunderRidge
4	Pomona	0-1
4	Thurs: L 21-12 vs. (1) Valor Christian
5	Columbine	0-2
5	Thurs: L 40-35 at Melborne Central Catholic (Fla.)
6	Chatfield	1-0
6	Off this week.
7	Regis Jesuit	0-1
7	Fri: L 27-14 vs. (2) Cherry Creek
8	Grandview	1-0
8	Thurs: W 46-13 vs. Chaparral
9	Ralston Valley	1-0
9	Thurs: W 47-24 at La Serna (Calif.)
10	Fairview	1-0
10	Sat: W 58-28 at Grand Junction

Class 4A
1	Pine Creek	2-0
1	Fri: W 34-28 at Falcon (OT)
2	Montrose	2-0
2	Fri: W 28-21 at (3A 2) Delta
3	Pueblo South	1-0
3	Fri: W 35-0 vs. Ponderosa
4	Longmont	0-1
4	Off this week.
5	Denver South	1-0
5	Sat: W 44-15 at Loveland
6	Broomfield	0-1
6	Fri: L 21-6 vs. Legacy
7	Standley Lake	0-1
7	Fri: L 20-0 at Pueblo Central
8	Dakota Ridge	1-0
8	Fri: W 26-3 at Taravella (Fla.)
9	Pueblo Centennial	1-1
9	Fri: W 38-31 at Highlands Ranch
10	Windsor	1-0
10	Fri: W 24-7 vs. (3A 5) Roosevelt

Class 3A
1	Lutheran	1-0
1	Fri: W 56-55 at Lutheran South Academy (Tex.) (OT)
2	Delta	1-1
2	Fri: L 28-21 vs. (4A 2) Montrose
3	Holy Family	1-0
3	Fri: W 66-47 at Mountain View
4	Rifle	2-0
4	Fri: W 56-6 at Grand County (Utah)
5	Roosevelt	1-1
5	Fri: L 24-7 at (4A 10) Windsor
6	Evergreen	1-0
6	Fri: W 38-0 vs. (9) Lewis-Palmer
7	The Classical Academy	0-2
7	Fri: L 36-14 vs. (8) Palisade
8	Palisade	1-0
8	Fri: W 36-14 at (7) The Classical Academy
9	Lewis-Palmer	0-1
9	Fri: L 38-0 at (6) Evergreen
10	Vista PEAK	0-1
10	Fri: L 41-21 at Eagle Valley

Class 2A
1	Platte Valley	1-1
1	Fri: L 26-22 vs. (7) Strasburg
2	Faith Christian	1-0
2	Fri: W 18-15 at (4) Manitou Springs
3	Brush	1-0
3	Fri: W 35-3 vs. Fort Morgan
4	Manitou Springs	0-1
4	Fri: L 18-15 vs. (2) Faith Christian
5	Kent Denver	1-0
5	Sat: W 39-12 at Gunnison
6	Florence	1-0
6	Fri: W 34-21 at Harrison
7	Strasburg	1-0
7	Fri: W 26-22 at (1) Platte Valley
8	Bennett	0-1
8	Fri: L 48-6 at Eaton
9	Lamar	1-0
9	Fri: W 27-6 at (1A 6) Burlington
10	Olathe	1-0
10	Fri: W 21-13 vs. Hotchkiss

Class 1A
1	Paonia	1-0
1	Fri: W 20-14 vs. (7) Monte Vista
2	Centauri	1-0
2	Fri: W 8-0 at Pagosa Springs
3	Limon	1-0
3	Fri: W 41-20 vs. (8) Yuma
4	Buena Vista	1-0
4	Fri: W 40-12 vs. Alamosa
5	Resurrection Christian	1-1
5	Fri: W 57-6 vs. Highland
6	Burlington	0-1
6	Fri: L 27-6 vs. (2A 9) Lamar
7	Monte Vista	0-1
7	Fri: L 20- 14 at (1) Paonia
8	Yuma	0-1
8	Fri: L 41-20 at (3) Limon
9	Wray	1-0
9	Fri: W 21-6 vs. Cornerstone Christian
10	Cedaredge	1-0
10	Fri: W 17-10 at Basalt

Class 8-man
1	Dayspring Christian	1-0
1	Sat: W 44-0 vs. Custer County
2	Norwood	2-0
2	Fri: W 47-0 at (10) Dove Creek
3	Caliche	1-0
3	Fri: W 49-6 vs. Kiowa
4	Hoehne	1-0
4	Sat: W 52-34 vs. McClave
5	Simla	1-0
5	Fri: W 44-6 vs. Haxtun
6	Sargent	0-1
6	Off this week.
7	Merino	1-0
7	Sat: W 59-6 vs. Hayden
8	Sanford	2-0
8	Fri: W 62-16 vs. Soroco
9	Sedgwick County	0-0
9	Fri: vs. Creek Valley
10	Dove Creek	0-1
10	Fri: L 47-0 vs. (2) Norwood

Class 6-man
1	Stratton/Liberty	1-0
1	Fri: W 59-24 at (8) Idalia
2	Eads	1-0
2	Fri: W 68-13 vs. Manzanola
3	Arickaree/Woodlin	1-0
3	Fri: W 69-46 vs. (4) Peetz
4	Peetz	0-1
4	Fri: L 69-46 at (3) Arickaree/Woodlin
5	Hi-Plains	0-1
5	Fri: L 59-54 at Flagler
6	Briggsdale	0-1
6	Fri: L 50-0 at Pawnee
7	Fleming	1-0
7	Sat: W 56-14 vs. North Park
8	Idalia	0-1
8	Fri: L 59-24 vs. (1) Stratton/Liberty
9	Otis	0-1
9	Fri: L 48-28 at Prairie
10	Kit Carson	1-0
10	Fri: W 64-20 at Genoa-Hugo/Karval

August 25, 2014

Manitou Springs football looking for continued success with new coach

Manitou Springs is ranked No. 4 in the preseason. (Courtesy of Larry Ferguson/Pikes Peak Bulletin)

The first loss for the Manitou Springs Mustangs couldn’t have come at a worse time last season.

In 2013, the Mustangs ran the table through their regular season schedule and earned the No. 2 seed heading into the 2A playoffs.

They cruised by Jefferson in the first round, then emerged from a tough battle with Kent Denver in the quarterfinals. A week later, it was on their home field that the Mustangs fell for the first time in 2013, losing 13-7 to eventual Class 2A champion Platte Valley.

While the Mustangs have a solid group of returning players in 2014, they’ll enter the season looking nothing like the semifinal team they were last year.

In January, coach Danny Gieck stepped down from the position in order to focus more on his family and overall duties to the district. After an extensive search, the Mustangs — for the first time since the retirement of longtime coach George Rykovich — hired an outsider. Former Palmer Ridge coach Monte Gutowski took the position and looks maintain the level of success the Mustangs found in 2013, but will do so with a different approach.

“I don’t think (anyone else’s expectations) matter, I think that within our team — what our team goals are and us as a coaching staff — are the things that we need to focus on,” Gutowski said. “Everybody external is going to have their own opinion and that’s rightfully theirs but that’s none of my business. I don’t care what their expectations are, I care about what my expectations are for my club.”

New Manitou Springs coach Monte Gutowski. (Courtesy of Larry Ferguson/Pikes Peak Bulletin)

The most notable difference for Gutowski’s Mustangs from those of the past will be the absence of the single-wing offense. The “wildcat” style offense was first utilized by Rykovich and carried on through the short coaching careers of CHSAA hall of famer Justin Armour and Gieck.

Gutowski is a fan of varying formations and uses a lot of pistol in his offense, which he will bring to Manitou.

“Everybody gets all wigged out with the pistol, but it’s still just a short shotgun,” he said. “We’ll have a power running game with zone read-type concepts and things like that involved.”

The new offensive style won’t be hard for the Mustangs to grasp, Gutowski insists. He was able to work with the team during a summer camp and started to implement the necessary components of the offense, which the team responded well to.

He’ll use the time between the start of official practices and the Mustangs’ first game (Aug. 29 against state runner-up Faith Christian) to fine-tune his offense and hopefully work out any kinks the Mustangs may have. Gutowski remains confident that the Mustangs will have few issues transitioning into a new system, mostly because of the athleticism he has found in his team.

“Skill-wise, a lot of the skill guys that are back have really good overall team speed,” he said. “I think it fits them, being able to do some of the things I’m asking them to do and letting them be the athletes they are not over-coaching them.”

The Mustangs, ranked No. 4 in the preseason, hope to repeat as Tri-Peaks league champions, but face a tough non-league schedule in Faith Christian, Woodland Park, Buena Vista and Eaton. Their first league game will be played on Sept. 26 when they host La Junta.

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Class 2A football

Defending champion: Faith Christian

Runner-up: Platte Valley

Returning All-State players: Caleb Creech, Sr., Platte Valley; Jonathan Cretti, Sr., Bennett; Ryan Fitzgerald, Sr. Aspen; Jaden Franklin, Sr., Kent Denver; John Jordan, Jr., Bennett; Connor McCain, Sr., Faith Christian; Ethan Rose, Sr., Sterling; Kyle Rosenbrock, Sr., Brush; Jacob Smith, Sr., Strasburg

Playoffs begin: Nov. 1

Championship: Nov. 22 at home site

August 21, 2014

Zero Week’s top-10 football schedule and scoreboard

A complete schedule and scoreboard for football’s top-10 teams during Zero Week.

All games are Friday, unless noted.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	Game
1	Valor Christian	1-0	W 61-20 at Bonneville, Idaho
2	Cherry Creek	0-0	Bye
3	Cherokee Trail	0-0	Bye
4	Pomona	0-0	Bye
5	Columbine	0-1	L 12-7 vs. Fountain-Fort Carson
6	Chatfield	1-0	W 27-14 at Everglades (Fla.), Thurs.
7	Regis Jesuit	0-0	Bye
8	Grandview	0-0	Bye
9	Ralston Valley	0-0	Bye
10	Fairview	0-0	Bye

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	Result
1	Pine Creek	1-0	W 49-12 vs. (9) Pueblo Centennial
2	Montrose	1-0	W 41-15 vs. Grand Junction
3	Pueblo South	0-0	Bye
4	Longmont	0-1	L 49-25 at Pueblo East
5	Denver South	0-0	Bye
6	Broomfield	0-0	Bye
7	Standley Lake	0-0	Bye
8	Dakota Ridge	0-0	Bye
9	Pueblo Centennial	0-1	L 49-12 at (1) Pine Creek
10	Windsor	0-0	Bye

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	Result
1	Lutheran	0-0	Bye
2	Delta	1-0	W 27-22 vs. (7) The Classical Academy
3	Holy Family	0-0	Bye
4	Rifle	1-0	W 62-7 vs. Moffat County
5	Roosevelt	1-0	W 34-25 at Thompson Valley
6	Evergreen	0-0	Bye
7	The Classical Academy	0-1	L 27-22 at (2) Delta
8	Palisade	0-0	Bye
9	Lewis-Palmer	0-0	Bye
10	Vista PEAK	0-0	Bye

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	Result
1	Platte Valley	1-0	W 34-13 vs. (1A 5) Resurrection Christian
2	Faith Christian	0-0	Bye
3	Brush	0-0	Bye
4	Manitou Springs	0-0	Bye
5	Kent Denver	0-0	Bye
6	Florence	0-0	Bye
7	Strasburg	0-0	Bye
8	Bennett	0-0	Bye
9	Lamar	0-0	Bye
10	Olathe	0-0	Bye

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	Result
1	Paonia	0-0	Bye
2	Centauri	0-0	Bye
3	Limon	0-0	Bye
4	Buena Vista	0-0	Bye
5	Resurrection Christian	0-1	L 34-13 at (2A 1) Platte Valley
6	Burlington	0-0	Bye
7	Monte Vista	0-0	Bye
8	Yuma	0-0	Bye
9	Wray	0-0	Bye
10	Cedaredge	0-0	Bye

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	Result
1	Dayspring Christian	0-0	Bye
2	Norwood	0-0	Bye
3	Caliche	0-0	Bye
4	Hoehne	0-0	Bye
5	Simla	0-0	Bye
6	Sargent	0-1	L 30-6 at Springfield
7	Merino	0-0	Bye
8	Sanford	0-0	Bye
9	Sedgwick County	0-0	Bye
10	Dove Creek	0-0	Bye

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	Result
1	Stratton/Liberty	0-0	Bye
2	Eads	0-0	Bye
3	Arickaree/Woodlin	0-0	Bye
4	Peetz	0-0	Bye
5	Hi-Plains	0-0	Bye

August 18, 2014

Defending champs rule preseason football rankings

Valor Christian is the preseason No. 1 in 5A. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

Defending champions head six of football’s seven preseason CHSAANow.com rankings, which were unveiled Monday morning.

The lone exception is Lutheran in Class 3A — which saw both its champion (Coronado) and runner-up (Silver Creek) move up to 4A this cycle.

In fact, that ranking was also the most split of any other, with both Lutheran and preseason No. 2 Delta both getting three first-place votes. Lutheran got the No. 1 nod with 65 total points. Delta had 53 points.

Lutheran was eliminated in the first round of the 3A playoffs last season, while Delta made the semifinals. Lutheran is entering its first season under new coach Blair Hubbard, formerly of Faith Christian.

Valor Christian, a five-time defending champion across three classifications, opens up as No. 1 in Class 5A for the second year in a row. The Eagles topped Fairview to win the 5A title last season.

Cherry Creek, a quarterfinalist a year ago, is No. 2 in 5A. Cherokee Trail is ranked third, Pomona is fourth and Columbine is fifth.

Chatfield begins the season as No. 6, Regis Jesuit is No. 7, Grandview is No. 8, Ralston Valley is No. 9 and Fairview rounds out the preseason poll.

Platte Valley players celebrate with the 2A championship trophy. (Jon E. Yunt) — Platte Valley celebrates last year’s 2A championship. (Jon E. Yunt)

Among those receiving votes in 5A were ThunderRidge, Overland, newcomer Monarch and Legend.

In 4A, Pine Creek begins as the No. 1 team. The Eagles beat Montrose in last year’s title game. Montrose is No. 2 in the ranking.

Other preseason No. 1 teams are Platte Valley (2A), Paonia (1A), Dayspring Christian (8-man) and Stratton/Liberty (6-man).

The rankings are voted upon by coaches and select media members, and are the official polls of the Association. During the regular season, rankings will be released each Monday.

Complete rankings are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches and select media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org.

These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding, except in 5A where they are used as part of the seeding criteria.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Valor Christian (10)	125
2	Cherry Creek (3)	113
3	Cherokee Trail	80
4	Pomona	61
5	Columbine	56
6	Chatfield	54
7	Regis Jesuit	51
8	Grandview	45
9	Ralston Valley	34
10	Fairview	32
Others receiving votes:
ThunderRidge 31, Overland 16, Monarch 7, Legend 5, Douglas County 3, Grand Junction 3, Mullen 2, Doherty 1, Fountain-Fort Carson 1.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Pine Creek (11)	110
2	Montrose	81
3	Pueblo South	75
4	Longmont	67
5	Denver South	53
6	Broomfield	43
7	Standley Lake	36
8	Dakota Ridge	28
9	Pueblo Centennial	26
10	Windsor	25
Others receiving votes:
Pueblo West 18, Vista Ridge 17, Loveland 13, Fort Collins 5, Coronado 3, Palmer Ridge 2, Wheat Ridge 2, Falcon 1.

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Lutheran (3)	65
2	Delta (3)	53
3	Holy Family	52
4	Rifle (1)	40
5	Roosevelt	33
6	Evergreen	25
7	The Classical Academy	19
8	Palisade	16
9	Lewis-Palmer (1)	15
10	Vista PEAK	11
Others receiving votes:
Fort Morgan 9, Northridge 9, Pueblo East 7, Mead 4, Conifer 3, Discovery Canyon 3, Erie 3, Frederick 3, Woodland Park 2, Eagle Valley 1, Pueblo Central 1.

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Platte Valley (5)	66
2	Faith Christian (1)	64
3	Brush (1)	54
4	Manitou Springs	41
5	Kent Denver	38
6	Florence	31
7	Strasburg	24
8	Bennett	23
9	Lamar	16
10	Olathe	9
Others receiving votes:
Gunnison 7, La Junta 4, Sterling 4, Eaton 2, Middle Park 1, Moffat County 1.

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Paonia (4)	63
2	Centauri (2)	58
3	Limon (1)	53
4	Buena Vista	49
5	Resurrection Christian	40
6	Burlington	36
7	Monte Vista	30
8	Yuma	13
9	Wray	10
10	Cedaredge	8
Others receiving votes:
Platte Canyon 6, Colorado Springs Christian 5, Meeker 4, Holyoke 3, Hotchkiss 3, Rye 2, Front Range Christian 1, Wiggins 1.

8-man
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Dayspring Christian (7)	70
2	Norwood	61
3	Caliche	53
4	Hoehne	50
5	Simla	42
6	Sargent	29
7	Merino	25
8	Sanford	22
9	Sedgwick County	11
10	Dove Creek	7
Others receiving votes:
Granada 4, McClave 4, Kiowa 3, Rangely 2, Vail Christian 2.

6-man
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Stratton/Liberty (4)	49
2	Eads	40
3	Arickaree/Woodlin (1)	39
4	Peetz	32
5	Hi-Plains	25
6	Briggsdale	21
7	Fleming	18
8	Idalia	16
9	Otis	11
10	Kit Carson	9
Others receiving votes:
Prairie 7, Flagler 4, Hanover 3, Walsh 1.

August 11, 2014

Rampart tops preseason 5A volleyball ranking

State volleyball — Lewis-Palmer, the defending 4A volleyball champion, heads the preseason ranking in that class. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

Rampart, Lewis-Palmer, Manitou Springs, Resurrection Christian and Fleming are the preseason No. 1 volleyball teams in their respective classifications.

CHSAANow.com’s preseason poll was released on Monday, and three of last year’s champions are atop the rankings. Those are Lewis-Palmer, Resurrection Christian and Fleming.

Rampart, which received eight of the 11 first-place votes, heads the Class 5A poll. The Rams made the state tournament last season, where they went 1-1 in pool play. They return a number of top players from that team.

Cherokee Trail is No. 2 to start the year, and is followed by No. 3 Fossil Ridge, No. 4 Grandview — the defending champion — and No. 5 Cherry Creek.

Pine Creek is sixth, Eaglecrest is seventh, Legend is eighth, Arapahoe is ninth and Mountain Vista rounds out the ranking.

Lewis-Palmer heads 4A. Ponderosa is No. 2, and Air Academy, last year’s runner-up, is third.

Manitou Springs is on top of the 3A ranking, just ahead of defending champ Eaton. Manitou was runner-up last season.

Resurrection Christian leads 2A, while Fleming is on top of 1A.

The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association. During the regular season, polls will be released each Monday.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Volleyball Polls

Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Rampart (8)	105
2	Cherokee Trail	87
3	Fossil Ridge (1)	71
4	Grandview (2)	65
5	Cherry Creek	54
6	Pine Creek	51
7	Eaglecrest	38
8	Legend	34
9	Arapahoe	24
10	Mountain Vista	19
Others receiving votes:
Regis Jesuit 12, Liberty 8, Highlands Ranch 7, ThunderRidge 7, Douglas County 5, Fairview 4, Castle View 3, Fruita Monument 3, Monarch 3, Rock Canyon 3, Coronado 2.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Lewis-Palmer (8)	89
2	Ponderosa	73
3	Air Academy	64
4	Cheyenne Mountain (1)	63
5	Elizabeth	43
6	Longmont	37
7	Montrose	34
8	Pueblo West	30
9	Valor Christian	25
10	Thomas Jefferson	10
Others receiving votes:
Windsor 7, Berthoud 4, Holy Family 3, Niwot 3, Roosevelt 3, Woodland Park 3, Durango 2, Mullen 2, Thompson Valley 2, Palmer Ridge 1.

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Manitou Springs (5)	74
2	Eaton (2)	70
3	Bayfield	60
4	Valley	54
5	Platte Valley	50
6	University	41
7	Sterling	35
8	Lutheran	19
9	St. Mary’s	12
10	Colorado Springs Christian	11
Others receiving votes:
Gunnison 4, Machebeuf 3, Faith Christian 2, Lamar 2, Coal Ridge 1, Pagosa Springs 1, The Academy 1.

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Resurrection Christian (5)	50
2	Lyons	42
3	Akron	30
4	Fowler	28
5	Meeker	24
6	Ridgway	23
7	Yuma	21
8	Caliche	17
9	Paonia	15
10	Dayspring Christian	10
Others receiving votes:
Swink 5, Vail Christian 1.

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	PTS
1	Fleming (3)	48
2	Sangre de Cristo (2)	44
3	Otis	42
4	Idalia	35
5	Eads	28
6	Flagler	24
7	Kit Carson	19
8	Hi-Plains	13
9	Weldon Valley	10
10	Edison	6
Others receiving votes:
Cheraw 2, Liberty/Stratton 2, Heritage Christian 1, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 1.

August 11, 2014

Final alignment for 2014 football season

The 2014 football league and classification alignment, as set by the football committee, and approved by CLOC and the legislative council.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

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Class 5A

* – Denotes playing up

Centennial (6)
School	Enrollment
Cherokee Trail	2,633
Cherry Creek	3,512
Eaglecrest	2,513
Grandview	2,588
Overland	2,282
Valor Christian *	847

Continental North (6)
School	Enrollment
Rock Canyon	1,948
Fruita Monument	1,706
Highlands Ranch *	1,608
Mountain Vista	2,100
ThunderRidge	2,019
Regis Jesuit *	1,408

Continental South (6)
School	Enrollment
Castle View	1,850
Doherty	2,064
Fountain-Fort Carson	1,714
Legend	1,978
Chaparral	2,105
Douglas County	1,824

Flatirons (8)
School	Enrollment
Boulder	1,939
Brighton	1,841
Denver East	2,433
Montbello	2,160
Northglenn	1,796
Prairie View	1,794
Thornton	1,770
Westminster	2,390

Front Range (8)
School	Enrollment
Fairview	2,128
Fossil Ridge	2,090
Horizon	1,917
Legacy	2,178
Monarch	1,624
Mountain Range	1,964
Poudre	1,780
Rocky Mountain	1,934

Jeffco (8)
School	Enrollment
Arvada West	1,703
Bear Creek	1,729
Chatfield	1,805
Columbine	1,660
Lakewood	2,091
Pomona *	1,448
Ralston Valley	1,748
Mullen *	723

South Metro (7)
School	Enrollment
Arapahoe	2,188
Gateway	1,680
Heritage	1,668
Hinkley	1,923
Rangeview	2,305
Grand Junction	1,694
Smoky Hill	2,141

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Class 4A

** – Denotes playing down
# – Must qualify in the 5A playoffs

Foothills (6)
School	Enrollment
Falcon	1,253
Mesa Ridge	1,330
Montrose	1,361
Sand Creek	1,231
Vista Ridge	1,239
Widefield	1,240

Longs Peak (6)
School	Enrollment
Adams City **	1,768
Greeley West	1,518
Longmont	1,180
Loveland	1,521
Thompson Valley	1,238
Windsor	1,225

Mountain (6)
School	Enrollment
Aurora Central **	2,084
Denver South	1,380
G. Washington	1,436
Golden	1,289
Standley Lake	1,344
Wheat Ridge	1,307

Northern (6)
School	Enrollment
Broomfield	1,428
Fort Collins	1,517
Greeley Central	1,407
Mountain View	1,180
Silver Creek	1,129
Skyline	1,352

Pikes Peak (6)
School	Enrollment
Air Academy	1,402
Durango	1,075
Liberty	1,576
Palmer Ridge	1,095
Pine Creek	1,467
Rampart	1,524

Plains (6)
School	Enrollment
Dakota Ridge	1,545
Green Mountain	1,105
Ponderosa	1,161
J.F. Kennedy	1,259
Lincoln	1,517
Littleton	1,383

Southern (6)
School	Enrollment
Cheyenne Mountain	1,309
Coronado	1,498
Palmer #	1,986
Pueblo Centennial	1,251
Pueblo South	1,357
Pueblo West	1,368

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Class 3A

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down

Colorado 7 (8)
School	Enrollment
Elizabeth	762
Englewood	611
Fort Lupton	601
Fort Morgan	892
Lutheran *	329
Skyview	780
Vista Peak	877
Weld Central	609

Metro North (6)
School	Enrollment
Centaurus	1,017
Arvada	905
Conifer	819
D’Evelyn	642
Evergreen	1,009
Thomas Jefferson	1,027

Northern (8)
School	Enrollment
Berthoud	678
Erie	770
Frederick	969
Holy Family	619
Mead	767
Niwot **	1,311
Northridge	1,046
Roosevelt	817

South Central (5)
School	Enrollment
The Classical Academy	618
Pueblo Central	827
Pueblo County	833
Pueblo East	1,030
Sierra	877

Southern (6)
School	Enrollment
Canon City	1,019
Discovery Canyon	1,009
Harrison	815
Lewis-Palmer	1,033
Mitchell **	1,215
Woodland Park	881

Western Slope (8)
School	Enrollment
Delta	626
Eagle Valley	711
Glenwood Springs	797
Central G.J. **	1,452
Palisade	1,049
Rifle	720
Steamboat Springs	645
Summit	770

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Class 2A

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down
# – Must qualify in 3A playoffs

Colorado (8)
School	Enrollment
Alameda **	884
Denver North **	680
Denver West	576
Faith Christian	413
Kent Denver	465
Machebeuf	353
Manual	406
Ridge View *	296

Frontier (8)
School	Enrollment
The Academy	520
Bennett *	286
Jefferson	396
KIPP	354
Middle Park	331
The Pinnacle	537
Sheridan	333
Strasburg	357

Patriot (6)
School	Enrollment
Brush	442
Eaton	502
Platte Valley	333
Sterling	565
University	531
Valley	528

Tri-Peaks (6)
School	Enrollment
Florence	465
La Junta	367
Lamar	416
Manitou Springs	520
St. Mary’s	308
Trinidad *	236

Western Slope North (6)
School	Enrollment
Aspen	555
Basalt	373
Coal Ridge	547
Moffat County	504
Roaring Fork	333
Battle Mountain #	794

Western Slope South (6)
School	Enrollment
Bayfield	368
Gunnison	326
Olathe	351
Pagosa Springs	395
Montezuma Cortez**	664
Alamosa	506

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Class 1A

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down
# – Must qualify in 2A playoffs

Metro (8)
School	Enrollment
Clear Creek	224
Cornerstone Christian*	61
Denver Christian	142
Estes Park #	333
Front Range Christian	179
Lyons	221
Platte Canyon	299
Resurrection Christian	216

North Central (6)
School	Enrollment
Burlington	232
Highland	239
Holyoke	176
Wiggins	158
Wray	195
Yuma	225

South Central (6)
School	Enrollment
Byers	158
Calhan	141
Crowley County	140
C.S. Christian	280
Limon	136
Rocky Ford	200

Southern Peaks (6)
School	Enrollment
Centauri	269
Center	178
Dolores	208
Ignacio	217
John Mall *	116
Monte Vista	256

Tri-Peaks (6)
School	Enrollment
Buena Vista	248
Dolores Huerta	273
Ellicott	227
Peyton	217
Rye	225
Salida	295

Western Slope (6)
School	Enrollment
Cedaredge	239
Grand Valley	291
Hotchkiss	212
Lake County	292
Meeker	190
Paonia	148

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8-man

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down

Arkansas Valley (6)
School	Enrollment
Granada *	65
Holly	77
Las Animas	109
McClave	89
Springfield	92
Wiley *	75

Central (9)
School	Enrollment
Elbert *	61
Gilpin County *	74
Justice	116
Longmont Christian*	69
Nederland **	185
R.M. Lutheran *	66
Vail Christian	113
West Grand	130
Pikes Peak Christian *	66

Mountain (7)
School	Enrollment
Del Norte	135
Dove Creek *	74
Mancos	111
Sanford	108
Sangre de Cristo	87
Sargent	119
Sierra Grande	84

Plains (6)
School	Enrollment
Akron	117
Caliche	93
Dayspring Christian	107
Haxtun	97
Merino	106
Sedgwick County	104

Southern (7)
School	Enrollment
Custer County	135
Cripple Creek/Victor	115
Fowler	114
Hoehne	121
Kiowa	113
Simla	102
Swink	102

Western Slope (6)
School	Enrollment
Hayden	113
Norwood	77
Nucla *	57
Plateau Valley *	72
Rangely	117
Soroco	105

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6-man

** – Denotes playing down

Central (6)
School	Enrollment
Colorado Deaf & Blind	59
Deer Trail	39
Genoa-Hugo	47
Hanover	57
Miami-Yoder **	83
South Park **	104

East Central (7)
School	Enrollment
Arickaree/Woodlin	33
Bethune	42
Flagler	48
Hi-Plains	45
Idalia	29
Otis	52
Stratton/Liberty	62

North (7)
School	Enrollment
Briggsdale	55
Fleming	73
North Park	56
Pawnee	28
Peetz	72
Prairie	56
Weldon Valley	58

Southeast (6)
School	Enrollment
Cheraw	62
Cheyenne Wells	48
Eads	54
Kit Carson	32
Manzanola	58
Walsh	50

Southwest (6)
School	Enrollment
Aguilar	25
Antonito **	79
Cotopaxi	51
La Veta	53
Mountain Valley	37
Primero	56

July 14, 2014

Manitou Springs tabs longtime assistant as baseball coach

MANITOU SPRINGS – Manitou Springs athletic director John McGee didn’t have to look far to find a new baseball coach to fill the void left by Rob Quarry, who retired at the conclusion of the 2014 season.

Thursday, McGee offered the position to longtime assistant Cory Archuleta, who accepted and will take the reins in 2015.

Archuleta first joined Quarry’s staff in 2006 after spending time as the head coach at Wasson. Prior to that, his coaching experience was primarily at the junior varsity level, mainly with Palmer and Sand Creek.

His vast baseball background dates back to his playing days at Lamar Community College. While there, he played for Brian Hochevar – the father of Kansas City Royals pitcher and Fowler High graduate Luke Hochevar.

“I think (with me in charge) practices will be more efficient and we’ll spend more time on fundamentals,” Archuleta said. “When Rob was here and he and I were here together for those eight or nine years, we had kids who played competitive baseball going up through the ranks. We don’t have that anymore.”

Although he may not have the same number of kids playing on traveling competitive teams, Archuleta has maintained consistency with the baseball program as a whole in his time at Manitou. His kids continue to play together each summer through a summer program that he has set up.

In the past, Archuleta has taken his team on the road to high profile tournaments in Las Vegas, Nev. but this year has opted for a wood-bat tournament in Salt Lake City, Utah.

He hopes that the summer competition combined with the return of the bulk of his starters will give the Mustangs an additional boost for the 2015 season. He expects the overall feel of the team to remain consistent, but cites some differences in how Manitou will approach the game with him in charge.

“I’ll play a lot of small ball and we’ll be a lot more aggressive than we have been,” he said. “We’re going to try and do everything in our power to make kids go up (to bat) with a plan of attack. I’m more of an aggressive guy, so I’m sure I’ll take some heat for being too aggressive at times.”

Archuleta is only the third coach for the program since 2001. Rick Hegg took to the team to a top-eight finish that year and coached for two more seasons before handing the team over to Quarry.

June 29, 2014

4A, 5A girls golf state tournament pairings

The 2014 girls golf state meets are May 19-20.

The 5A tournament will be held at Racoon Creek Golf Course in Littleton, while 4A is at Country Club of Colorado in Colorado Springs.

Find first-round pairings below.

Go to: 5A | 4A

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Class 5A

Follow the tournament on COgolf.org

Raccoon Creek Golf Course
Time	Tee	Player	School
8:30 AM	1	Miranda Schiffbauer	Arvada West
8:30 AM	1	Corinne Wilson	Columbine
8:30 AM	1	Gillian Vance	Dakota Ridge
8:30 AM	10	Delaney Ellicott	Monarch
8:30 AM	10	Ashlyn Kirschner	Ralston Valley
8:30 AM	10	Morgan Sahm	Grandview
8:39 AM	1	Ali Pepper	Arvada West
8:39 AM	1	Jaylee Tait	Columbine
8:39 AM	1	Sydney Merchant	Dakota Ridge
8:39 AM	10	Carly Gallant	Monarch
8:39 AM	10	Sydney Prey	Ralston Valley
8:39 AM	10	Emily Jung	Grandview
8:48 AM	1	Sirena Maynes	Prairie View
8:48 AM	1	Elena Barboza	Denver East
8:48 AM	1	Cammie Fowler	Fossil Ridge
8:48 AM	10	Remy Mullen	Monarch
8:48 AM	10	Jordan Remley	Ralston Valley
8:48 AM	10	Caroline O’Donnell	Grandview
8:57 AM	1	Claire McPeak	Skyline
8:57 AM	1	Julia Baroth	Denver East
8:57 AM	1	Kenzi Hueter	Fossil Ridge
8:57 AM	10	Duval Sutherland	Legend
8:57 AM	10	Alex Jaros	Boulder
8:57 AM	10	Joanna Kempton	Heritage
9:06 AM	1	Erin Sargent	Skyline
9:06 AM	1	Sarah Hunt	Denver East
9:06 AM	1	Katie Larson	Fossil Ridge
9:06 AM	10	Anna Kennedy	Legend
9:06 AM	10	Aly Beeman	Boulder
9:06 AM	10	Delaney Benson	Heritage
9:15 AM	1	Adara Pauluhn	Skyline
9:15 AM	1	Claire Stirdivant	Denver East
9:15 AM	1	Mary Luckasen	Fossil Ridge
9:15 AM	10	McKenna Reppe	Legend
9:15 AM	10	Danielle Picard	Boulder
9:15 AM	10	Erika Truong	Heritage
9:24 AM	1	Delaney Knoebel	Highlands Ranch
9:24 AM	1	Hannah Eddy	Arapahoe
9:24 AM	1	Stephanie Bang	Cherry Creek
9:24 AM	10	Andrea Reppe	Legend
9:24 AM	10	Leah Perletz	Boulder
9:24 AM	10	Kendra George	Heritage
9:33 AM	1	Mikayla Knoebel	Highlands Ranch
9:33 AM	1	Nikki Backman	Arapahoe
9:33 AM	1	Jackie Biggs	Cherry Creek
9:33 AM	10	Mary Kate Nelson	Pine Creek
9:33 AM	10	Reagan Ritchey	Brighton
9:33 AM	10	Taylor Sunset	Fairview
9:42 AM	1	Jenni Chun	Highlands Ranch
9:42 AM	1	Holly Schaefer	Arapahoe
9:42 AM	1	Molly Lucas	Cherry Creek
9:42 AM	10	Victoria Thompson	Pine Creek
9:42 AM	10	Zarena Brown	Pomona
9:42 AM	10	Madison McCambridge	Fairview
9:51 AM	1	Samantha Barker	Highlands Ranch
9:51 AM	1	Hannah Wood	Arapahoe
9:51 AM	1	Calli Ringsby	Cherry Creek
9:51 AM	10	Julia Kim	Rangeview
9:51 AM	10	Heather Kroll	Horizon
9:51 AM	10	Tara Srinivas	Fairview
10:00 AM	1	Faith Hope	Cherokee Trail
10:00 AM	1	Erika Sailer	Regis Jesuit
10:00 AM	1	Alexis Chan	Rock Canyon
10:00 AM	10	Emma Hesse	Lakewood
10:00 AM	10	Lauren Pearson	Chatfield
10:00 AM	10	Katie Engel	Mountain Range
10:09 AM	1	Andrea Hoos	Legacy
10:09 AM	1	Jaclyn Murray	Regis Jesuit
10:09 AM	1	Haylee Hornick	Rock Canyon
10:09 AM	10	Haley Doty	Lakewood
10:09 AM	10	Katie Rice	Fruita-Monument
10:09 AM	10	Bailey Summers	Grand Junction
10:18 AM	1	Sarah Hankins	Legacy
10:18 AM	1	Mary Weinstein	Regis Jesuit
10:18 AM	1	Ameilia Lee	Rock Canyon
10:18 AM	10	Sammie Medina	Central GJ
10:18 AM	10	Megan Volkmann	Fruita-Monument
10:18 AM	10	Aili Bundy	Loveland
10:27 AM	1	Jennifer Hankins	Legacy
10:27 AM	1	Sydney Gillespie	Regis Jesuit
10:27 AM	1	Michelle Romano	Rock Canyon
10:27 AM	10	Lexi Valenzuela	Bear Creek
10:27 AM	10	Leia Vadeen	Northglenn
10:27 AM	10	Taylor Head	Central GJ

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Class 4A

Follow the tournament on COgolf.org

Country Club of Colorado
Time	Tee	Player	School
8:30 AM	1	Leah Donnelly	Wheat Ridge
8:30 AM	1	Cora Gottbehuet	Falcon
8:30 AM	1	Sarah Hwang	St. Mary’s
8:30 AM	10	Raynie Makloski	Pueblo South
8:30 AM	10	Lauren Cruz	Northridge
8:30 AM	10	Mattie Schwall	Manitou Springs
8:39 AM	1	Hannah More	Mullen
8:39 AM	1	Tori Goodman	Falcon
8:39 AM	1	Natalie Holley	Evergreen
8:39 AM	10	Sophia Montoya	Pueblo South
8:39 AM	10	Sammy Geisck	Northridge
8:39 AM	10	Brooke Lucero	Rye
8:48 AM	1	Alex Trask	Bishop Machebeuf
8:48 AM	1	Kelsey McKenna	Air Academy
8:48 AM	1	Madison Tenney	Evergreen
8:48 AM	10	Courtney Ewing	Pueblo West
8:48 AM	10	Lorenza Rios	Pueblo Central
8:48 AM	10	Eryn Salinas	Rye
8:57 AM	1	Mariah Ehrman	Jefferson Academy
8:57 AM	1	Reiley Waldo	Durango
8:57 AM	1	Haley Patterson	Yuma
8:57 AM	10	Sam DeNardo	Pueblo West
8:57 AM	10	Gianna DeGarbo	Pueblo Central
8:57 AM	10	Nicole Rooney	Green Mountain
9:06 AM	1	Jennifer Kupcho	Jefferson Academy
9:06 AM	1	Brooke Kniffen	Durango
9:06 AM	1	Kendra Bellmann	Estes Park
9:06 AM	10	Kaitlyn Mobley	Fort Morgan
9:06 AM	10	Alyx Carter	Rifle
9:06 AM	10	Kylee Tokoi	Mountain View
9:15 AM	1	Kiselya Plewe	Dolores
9:15 AM	1	Natalie Lyon	Durango
9:15 AM	1	Colleen Casey	Estes Park
9:15 AM	10	Shelby Bledsoe	Fort Morgan
9:15 AM	10	Emilee Strausburg	D’Evelyn
9:15 AM	10	Melissa Steinbach	Coal Ridge
9:24 AM	1	Alli Smith	Estes Park
9:24 AM	1	Hope Kim	Broomfield
9:24 AM	1	Ashley Roo	Valor Christian
9:24 AM	10	Megan Vernon	Golden
9:24 AM	10	Ashley Brown	Conifer
9:24 AM	10	Taylor Sandoval	Eagle Valley
9:33 AM	1	Savannah Bernal	Pueblo East
9:33 AM	1	Skylar George	Broomfield
9:33 AM	1	Isabella Morfe	Valor Christian
9:33 AM	10	Katarina Krupinska	Golden
9:33 AM	10	Leah Huizenga	Gunnison
9:33 AM	10	Dolores Sharaf	Aspen
9:42 AM	1	Kat Jarman	Pueblo East
9:42 AM	1	Maddie Kern	Broomfield
9:42 AM	1	Makayla Dahl	Valor Christian
9:42 AM	10	Aryn McLaughlin	Thompson Valley
9:42 AM	10	Kellsey Sample	Palmer Ridge
9:42 AM	10	Aly Shuman	Palisade
9:51 AM	1	Gia Zupancic	Pueblo East
9:51 AM	1	Carson Platnick	Broomfield
9:51 AM	1	Andrea Ballou	Valor Christian
9:51 AM	10	Megan McCutcheon	Lewis-Palmer
9:51 AM	10	Teagan Sullivan	Palmer Ridge
9:51 AM	10	Taylor Hackett	Alamosa
10:00 AM	1	Rachel Knobbs	Cheyenne Mountain
10:00 AM	1	Mikayla McKie	Montrose
10:00 AM	1	Trinity Goderstad	Colorado Academy
10:00 AM	10	Jessie Patch	Florence
10:00 AM	10	Katelyn Peroulis	Moffat County
10:00 AM	10	Brooke Trujillo	Alamosa
10:09 AM	1	Kelly Kruse	Cheyenne Mountain
10:09 AM	1	Brooke Brennecke	Montrose
10:09 AM	1	Cassie Kneen	Colorado Academy
10:09 AM	10	Meaghan Ireland	Florence
10:09 AM	10	Jorie Anaya	Pueblo Centennial
10:09 AM	10	Breanne Buchner	Fowler
10:18 AM	1	Samantha Weber	Cheyenne Mountain
10:18 AM	1	Chelsea Peterson	Montrose
10:18 AM	1	Kacey Godwin	Colorado Academy
10:18 AM	10	Shelby Hindes	Monte Vista
10:18 AM	10	Rachel Weber	Classical Academy
10:18 AM	10	Bailey Reed	Wray
10:27 AM	1	Kylee Sullivan	Cheyenne Mountain
10:27 AM	1	Jordan Cherry	Montrose
10:27 AM	1	Emma Johnson	Colorado Academy
10:27 AM	10	Faith Watson	Sand Creek
10:27 AM	10	Allie Garcia	Coronado
10:27 AM	10	Emily McChesney	Elizabeth

May 13, 2014

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